KHL
Lokomotiv – SKA St. Petersburg 2:0 (end) | Mytishchi – Cherepovets 3:2 (1:0 after SO)
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Lokomotiv Yaroslavl
2:0 (0:0, 0:0, 2:0)
SKA St. Petersburg
Thursday 14.11.2013, 16:00 • KHL
     
    SKA was more active tonight, but it just couldn't score. It will remain on the first place of the Western Conference, while Yaroslavl will move up a spot. (18:21:58)
     
    Shots on goal – 24:27.
    Penalties – 6:5.
    Bully – 32:32.
     
    60:00
    Game over.
     
    59:58
    Goal for Lokomotiv!
    SERGEI PLOTNIKOV hits the empty net!
     
    59:34
    Icing of Lokomotiv.
     
    59:15
    The home team timeout.
     
    59:00
    The last minute of the third period and probably the match.
     
    58:42
    Petersburg can't keep the puck in the offensive third. The home team is in full strength.
     
    58:15
    The empty net of SKA.
     
    57:22
    Again, Yaroslavl is easily defending.
     
    56:36
    Visiting team timeout.
     
    56:36
    Kronwall gets called in for interference.
     
    56:00
    It seems like Yaroslavl will win this match.
     
    55:23
    Petersburg can't create pressure.
     
    54:16
    Chudinov missed the puck in a scoring position.
     
    53:41
    Yaroslavl is easily throwing pucks out of its own defensive third.
     
    52:32
    Tikhonov's shot was stopped by Kolesnik.
     
    51:55
    The home team is in full strength.
     
    51:09
    And again.
     
    50:39
    Lokomotiv clears the puck.
    Commentary by

    Jakub Šperk

    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 44. Galimov (Maltsev), 60. Plotnikov

    Lokomotiv Yaroslavl: Kolesnik (Sanford) – Gorokhov, Lyubushkin – Holos, Kronwall – Pashnin, Vishnevsky – Vasilyev, Yakovlev – Konkov, Apalkov, Plotnikov – Redlihs, Kapustin, Musatov – Chernikov, Petrov, But – Maltsev, Khlopotov, Galimov
    SKA St. Petersburg: Salak (Korobov) – Ryasensky, Alexandrov – Kuteikin, Kalinin – Semyonov, Chudinov – Yudin – Kovalchuk, Cervenka, Tikhonov – Ketov, Martensson, Panarin – Burdasov, Ponikarovsky, Kucheryavenko – Sigarev, Makarov, Skachkov